Trim work in RV any suggestions
OK, finish work...what's the secret. I'm running some wooden trim. I cut on the line and saw blade leaves splinters that fray and looks bad. I'm using a fine tooth saw blade. Some splinters still. ...
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pconroy328 wrote:
All of the above. I'm assuming your using a miter saw. I've got an 80T blade on mine (w/ a negative hook). Use blue tape on cut line and cut thru it. Go slow until you get the hang of things.
Actually, for the size of our RV, I'd probably forgo the CMS and use my inexpensive miter box and handsaw.
Really tight inside cuts get coped.
After doing this for awhile, I realized why good trim carpenters are so expensive. ;)
Negative hook is more for cutting Aluminum.
